Jemele Hill Suggests Black Athletes Leave White Colleges to Attend HBCUs
Former ESPN host Jemele Hill argues that black college athletes should attend HBCUs instead of PWIs in a recent op-ed for "The Atlantic."
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Former ESPN host Jemele Hill argues that black college athletes should attend HBCUs instead of PWIs in a recent op-ed for "The Atlantic."
Oprah Winfrey increased her endowment at Morehouse College on Monday by donating $13 million in addition to the $12 million pledged back in 1989.
After lunch, I returned to the CGI Annual Meeting and attended a session on Achieving Universal Quality Education, which I’ll be writing about next week. But after that session I ran into one of the students on Earlham’s winning team—Iman Cooper, whose megawatt smile is hard to overlook. I also met Wyclife Omondi, another member of the four-person team, who is originally from Kenya. I didn’t get to meet the other two team members, Leslie Ossete, originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Sonia Kabra, who hails from India, so I resolved to attend the Earlham alumni event—which had now become a Hult Prize celebration—that night.
Interestingly, gains that did occur accrued mostly to African Americans. The percentage of African American college presidents increased from 5.9% five years ago to 7.9% in 2016.
But now House Republicans are proposing the elimination of the Child Care Access Means Parents in School grant, which helps about 5,000 student parents across the country go to school by paying for their child care.